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I was looking at the Binance Simple Earn section recently and realized how tedious it is to scroll through rows of text just to compare yields. So, I decided to redesign the interface into a purely visual dashboard.

The concept is simple: instead of reading numbers, you just look at the colors and shapes to understand your profits.

I designed a circular heatmap where the green areas indicate higher profitability, while the red and orange areas show lower returns or underperforming assets. The coins are represented as bubbles, and their size and placement correspond directly to their APR.

At the bottom, I added a straightforward bar graph that breaks your portfolio down into high, medium, and stable yields. The entire goal of this design is to let you understand exactly how your assets are performing at a single glance, without needing to read or process any text.

I would love to hear your thoughts on this concept. Do you prefer the traditional list format, or does a visual approach like this make more sense for tracking your crypto investments?

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